Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-04-28
CLAREMoRE. BUDGET.
Usual Amount OF News From our Neighbor-
Death or Prominent Peopls-Personal.


Joe Bean is the proud father Of new girl.
Mr.. McCarroll leaves for Texas this evening.
Mr. Baird was with US several days last
week.
Mrs. c. d. Ward hos been quite sic. for sew
ersl days.
David Hsuse has gone to the country for a
few days rest.
william Cox, ofCA.oosa. was In town one
day last week.
j. II. Bartles, Of BArtlssvllie, was on our
streets yesterday.
Mr.. BAugh, the Insurance agent, OF Chou
teau, came in sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Lane and her mother. Mrs. Corner,
were in town Monday.
Miss Nellie Mcleod, OF Catooha, was visiting
here several days last week.
sLouis Nash, late Of Fort Gibson, has accept
cd = situation in R. P Llndsey's store.
d. L. Denny returned nom Texas last Sat-
urdAy with . thousand head OF hne steers
Pute Gates left for Kansas City sunday last,
where he will probably make his future home.
Mrs. clsypool. wife Of our energetic Frisco
agent visited frlends in Arkansas few days
last week
Charles Harris passed through our town last
week with a drove OF cattle FOR his ranch on
California creek.
W. V. Carey came down last Wednesday
and remained with his mother until death
called her home.
Y. c. Mcbride and Mrs. Or. Mcbride came
over from ChouteAu Friday and remAin, a until
Saturday, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r r.
Lindsey.
NJ. ID. Prown, father OF Mrs j. H. Batiso
Who has been visiting here for several months
leaves this evening for Springfield, Missouri,
whore he will visit hls son for week. or ten
days when he will depart for his home At Fort
Huron, Michigan.
J. T. Jones died OF bilious fever. at his
home, ons-hAlf mile below town. last Friday
night at o'olock. Mr.. Jones was one among
the IRE, settlers at this place and was we'll
known through the country and had many
warm friends The bereAyed wife has the
sympathy OF the entire community.
Many readers Of the news from Ciaremore
will remember that Mrs MhllndA McCoy's 9
illness was mentioned in last woek's Items
She died Of pneumonia, at ave O'Clock last
Friday morning, At the Cooweescoowee hotel
Of which she had been landlady for several
months Mrs. Mccoy was q widely known cit
isen OF this country. She was lady Of kind
ness At haart and esteemed by all who knew
her Her death is not only iamented by heI
children. but by the entire community. AneI
an Illness OF some two weeks, death came "a
end hsr suffering, but the memory OF her good
and useful life will ,Sng endure The funeral
took place at O'Clock, p. m. The sermon
was preached by Reverend Allen.
The topic OF convertatloa In our stores, IN
=. the hotels, ~ our allies and on our streets is
walnut timber and stone coal-from EARL
morning and even, after they retire at q
late hour al night, when one one would expect
! a quiet rest for at least a few hours-but no
About tho wee sma hours ofmonlng when yot
can knock Oh the sleep three or four rows at
time (which you will have 20 do TO make NJ
for sleep lost previous 20 that umel some0n,
will bang on the door, perhaps some profes
sionAl man who has been called out to dlAgnos,
some case OF misplaced confidence OF CON,
other bad case Ho will say "open the dool
and let me ini some Of these coal men are IL
my bed and / want to sleep with you. .
Answer; "Mr. Baird came IN this eyenlnI
and 10 sleeping with mo" And SO he will x,
on 10 all the rooms only to hnd that the bed
are hlled with lumber men and coal men
This gives ali new start. Everyone q
awakened Sealing logs and sinking shAft
again commence aud will probably be kept nj
for two hours or more, by which time thi
constant ring OF the blaeksmith's hAmme
may be heard nom that time on, mAkinl
branding irons, sharpening drills, etc. WI
have refrained from saying anything abou
this great annoyance for long ure as we en-
tertain the greatest appreciation for all that 4
good for our town OF our people For the las
year our town has been enjoyingA boom, a. /
were, and everything indicAtea ils being
very important point In the near future.
April 26th, 1871. IYucA.